Isabel Brown
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11 recordings
8 series
first heard Jan 2025
last heard 4 Jun
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That said, I wonder even if everything were to come to an end tomorrow, if that really would help the Republican Party going into the midterm elections.
I don't know.
And if I'm putting my Trump administration hat on, I'm probably betting on the fact that only once, I believe, in American history has the party that won the White House and a full sweep of Congress
held on to that majority during the midterm elections.
The status quo has always been that you can pretty much expect to lose at least the House, if not the House and Senate together come midterms.
And it's a totally different realm of the presidency in those last two years in office.
So I'm guessing he's probably thinking a lot more legacy rather than chances for the Republican Party at the midterms.
Yeah.
Well, and I also don't think we can discount the bad policy happening in Congress right now, too.
I'm hearing more and more, especially in the social media realm from young voters, how disillusioned they are with Republican leadership in Congress, which often gets lumped in with this larger anger toward the Trump administration or falling approval rates toward the right at large.
But make no mistake about it, one of the biggest things young voters are angry about right now is a bill introduced by a Republican in the House of Representatives from your home state of Florida, Ben, that's offering mass amnesty to 10 million illegal immigrants, including some who have already been deported from the United States under this Dignidad status, when there are 10 million unemployed Gen Zers living in America right now.
So
I think you're seeing a lot of this by the mainstream media and the 60 Minutes and CNNs of the world being conflated with failures of the Trump administration, when in reality, the Trump administration is really putting the gas to Congress here in Washington, D.C.
But Congress is failing to act or acting completely not in their own self-interest, really losing the election for themselves up front.
Outside of all these special interest groups, I'm curious to get your take on these redistricting efforts that are happening across the country.
Right now, it looks like that probably will tip favor in the side of the Republicans, but there's a lot that could change between now and then.
What can we expect from that?
Lots of fun things.
My sister's getting married in Alaska in three weeks.
So we're taking a big family vacation up there and then spending A250 here in our nation's capital.
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